Kenya's para swimmers participated in national trials at the Kasarani Aquatic Centre, marking the country's return to international para swimming after a nine-year hiatus. These trials are a crucial step towards selecting athletes for the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Australia.

• Over 26 athletes competed for four coveted spots on the national team.
• Notable participants included Duncan Nzori Salago (S9 category), Consolata Ngahu (women’s category), and Abdulaziz Bakari (S9 category) from Kenya Ports Authority (KPA).
• National para swimming coach Jennifer Kamande highlighted that this is the first national para swimming event in nine years, with athletes from categories S7, S8, and S9 competing in various strokes.

Donholm Mixed Walking Football and Uhuru Goldies have won the inaugural Nairobi Open Walking Football Tournament in the Mixed and Women's categories, respectively. The tournament was held at the Uhuru Sports Complex in Nairobi over the weekend.

• Donholm Mixed secured the Mixed title with 8 points, while Uhuru Goldies won the Women's category with 9 points.
• Captain Mureithi Ritho of Donholm Mixed expressed joy and hopes to see players advance to the national team.
• Walking Football Kenya Federation President Mwangi Kiarie is seeking corporate and government support to send a team to the 2026 Walking Football World Cup in Brisbane, Australia, after missing the previous one due to financial constraints.

Melody Ushuhuda of Nyanza Golf Club and Lincoln Wekesa of Kenya Air Force were recently crowned overall champions at the Rumo Junior Golf Championship held at the Nyanza Golf Club in Kisumu on Saturday.

• Ushuhuda, 15, scored 100 points to win the girls' overall title, while Wekesa posted 78 points to become the boys' overall champion.
• The tournament, sponsored by Colonel David Rumo, attracted over 150 junior golfers across various age categories.
• Lilian Kong’ani, Nyanza Golf Club Junior Convener, highlighted the significant growth and improving talent in junior golf within the region.